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• Spirit of the Wombles

  May 15 2008:

  Libby Brooks: If the anti-globalisation movement disappeared after 9/11, its lessons have entered the mainstream

• Brown calls for 'inclusive globalisation' ahead of international conference

  Apr 3 2008:

  The prime minister, Gordon Brown, will tomorrow host a high-level political conference aimed at tackling global issues such as climate change and poverty in the developing world.

• Video: Gordon Brown on 'progressive governance'

  Video (1min 30sec), Apr 2 2008: The prime minister discusses his optimism about the future of globalisation

• Deadly virus of the roads

  Mar 26 2008:

  Kevin Watkins: We can reduce traffic accidents in developing nations, but first we must acknowledge their scale

• Shattered illusions

  Mar 19 2008:

  When BP set out to build a £3.5bn natural gas plant in remote West Papua, local villagers hoped for a bright future. But all is not well, says John Vidal

• Digby uses trade mission to attack US

  Feb 17 2008:

  Tim Webb: Outspoken minister says America 'stuck in past'

• My week: Peter Mandelson

  Feb 3 2008: In Davos, the European commissioner bumps into Gordon, Bill and Bono, before a drink with Dave. Then on to Brussels, supper with a Miliband and Paris

• The big McMakeover

  Jan 28 2008: After a decade of decline, McDonald's is booming. Profits are up, and their UK restaurants served 88 million customers last year. So how did we rediscover our appetite for cheap burgers? Patrick Barkham reports

• Fair trade hopes take root

  Jan 27 2008:

  Can Malawi's newly empowered farmers transform one of the world's poorest countries? Nick Mathiason reports from Mchinji

• WTO hails Doha breakthrough

  Jan 25 2008:

  Hopes of a breakthrough in the long-running Doha round of global trade talks were boosted last night when the head of the World Trade Organisation said a deal on the most contentious issue - agriculture - was likely within the next two months

• Hurricanes and global warming devastate Caribbean coral reefs

  Jan 24 2008:

  Storm damage from waves and death of vital algae likely to become more common, report warns

• Green laws should not prevent free trade, UK warns Brussels

  Jan 23 2008:

  The government warned yesterday that European climate change laws being announced in Brussels today could be exploited by protectionist forces in the EU to damage free trade

• EU puts carbon trading at heart of climate change battle

  Jan 23 2008:

  The European commission will tell member states today what they have to do to meet its plan to cut greenhouse gas emissions by a fifth by 2020

• Come on, Mr Brown, stand up to the Chinese

  Jan 20 2008:

  Will Hutton: After the end of the Cold War, it seemed that democracy was on the march. But for the last few years, authoritarian government, deriding institutions such as a free media, an independent judiciary and trade unions, has made a comeback

• Climate blame for India as Brown praises Chinese role

  Jan 19 2008: Environment minister says Delhi not yet 'putting shoulder to wheel' on emissions

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